Thanks, Magicpockets, perfect reasoning.

Regarding the power Telekinesis.
Would you allow the usage of other skills over range?
Like Larceny for pickpocketing or Craft for repairing a car out of a comfy chair. Negatively modified by your Discipline skill.

Or should that rather be an upgrade that allows tactile sense through you Telekinesis and thus better justifying for skills like pickpocketing?

I am thinking along the same linkes as Vairelome considering melee weapons vs ranged ones.
But maybe we could get something different for melee and ranged weapons?
Like instead of Blood Drinker a Feeding Dependency for using the weapons powers to bring pain and death to your enemies and the more Hunger you get the more the weapons urges you to kill?

Would have the "disadvantage" of bringing another +1 refresh to the template, which might be overkill.

Also what i miss as a template is some kind of Mythic Warrior, or Shaolin gone Badass. http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CharlesAtlasSuperpower
Someone with magical potential that focused it in years of practicing physical tasks. (If you know Shadowrun: Adepts)
It could go with either any of the Inhuman * powers (or even supernatural *) or even Modular Powers, if you can focus your energies into different shapes. If Power Corrupts also Demonic Co-Pilot.

I don't think that limiting the amount of action is to small a price to pay but i think it is not that apropriate.
In Changes she didn't turn into a fearful wreck while she was in combat but after, so a solution that harms the mind over time seemed to fit the canon more, imho.
I see the stress from combat similar to the stress from soulgazing and thus looked for a similar approach.

@ARedthorn
The issue that the character might be to adaptable is something that also came to my mind, but i think i can offset this with a rather cowardish nature when it comes to combat.
On the other hand the same character might be a good lever in combat situations when i messed up with matching the opposition to the group.
But i'll definitly keep an eye on that issue, thanks for the warning.

I totally forgot about the Naagloshi and naagloshi difference, and i like your story idea about the naagloshi. Also i consider it awesome how perfectly clear the player was about what he wanted, i wish mine were like that.

The problem with more knowledge and less power (read more fatepoints) is that the Wizard will probably be there for information-dumping and that most low powered concepts (especially WCVirgin) are better suited for social characters which i want to avoid. Also i am undecided about the advantages about a low or high refresh character. With high refresh i could bring far more examples for usage of fate points through the character but also i would have to constantly think about how to use those fate points to provide good examples, while also avoiding to give the character to much spotlight.

@The Mighty Buzzard
Submerged came from my approach to character generation. Since most of them had hard time about finding a template they wanted to play i didn't bother them with refresh limits till they said me what they wanted and put the powerlevel at a level where all ideas would fit into. With Wizard and Tiger-Shapeshifter thats settled at Submerged.
I was more looking for idea what "race" could be a True Shapeshifter, like Shaman (Which is no race, but the term template wouldn't fit either).

I know about the GM with a PC issues but i is kinda common in our groups, because in most systems we have frequently changing GMs, so we keep a character in the group for each possible player. Also we often spend a lot of time just roleplaying character interaction so i will feel little less "masturbatory".

I wouldn't like to see it in the hands of an inexperienced player either unless this person had spend some time looking at each possible power and knowing them. Gladly i already did that and the first thing i did was printing lots of reference material so i can look up stuff on the fly.

The inanimate objects thing is something i also don't truly know what to think about. The idea is kinda funny, but i can't think of a lot of sources for this power that would justify that ability. (Magically-Enhanced-Nanite-Cyborg!  )

My request is me looking for different (better) ideas to implement what i want for my character ^^
I just came up with a Half-Naglooshii, trying to live a good life despite her very dark nature, which is kinda "meh..." imho.

There's no table as in some games but situational modifiers are allowed.  They're simply left up to the GM.  See pages YS310-YS312.

That's what i have been looking for

I managed to finish the rules part of the book yesterday but didn't get to the storyteller part yet.
With years of the same or similar systems i forgot how much work new systems are.

Okay i am coming from the usual suspects of others rpgs (Shadowrun, World of Darkness, Das Schwarze Auge, D&D)
Now i am trying to wrap my mind around the rules and ideas of the Fate System and the DFRPG and want to start with City and Character Creation this weekend.

But something still bothers me:
What happens when the PC run out of Fate Points? Can't they get any advantages anymore through any "situational modifiers"?
Lets say there is a PC with no Fate Points in a gunfight. He pushes over some furniture to act as cover for him. He gets the temporary aspect "Behind Cover".
Sooo...The next time someone shots him he can tag that for a +2 on his dodge.
But what happens after? He's still behind cover but won't get anything for it?
Should i justify that by saying the NPCs run around the cover?

I can see this come up alot, like in a sneaky scenario where there are definitely Aspects that help with sneaking, like "Really Dark Place", and the PC wouldn't get anything out of it because he's out of Fate?

Am i missing something? Am i worrying to much and stuff will just work somehow?